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COMMON MISTAKE IN FRENCH - DIFFERENCE BETWEEN 'SUPPORTER' & 'SOUTENIR' #frenchlesson

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COMMON MISTAKE IN FRENCH - DIFFERENCE BETWEEN 'SUPPORTER' & 'SOUTENIR' #frenchlesson

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Supporter doesn't mean "to support" just like in English. If you say "je supporte ma famille", it doesn't mean "I support my family" but that you tolerate your family. The French verb "supporter" has a negative connotation and is always used when you mean "to tolerate", "to endure", "to put up with" or "to cope with"... Or even "to stand" but in the negative sense. For example: ▪️je ne supporte pas cette fille ! (I can't stand this girl!) ▪️comment fais-tu pour supporter cette chaleur ? (How do you manage to cope with this heat?) Supporter can be used in sports, when you support a team (but is not accepted by the Académie française that considers it as an anglicism). For example, "je supporte les Bleus". If you want to say support just like in English, you can say "soutenir". Soutenir means to give financial, emotional, or psychological support. For example: ▪️il travaille dur pour soutenir sa famille (he works hard to support his family) ▪️je te soutiendrai quoi que tu fasses (I'll support you whatever you do) However, both "supporter" and "soutenir" can be interchangeable when it comes to weight. For example: ▪️On ne peut pas abattre ce mur puisqu'il soutient la structure de la maison. Il faudra installer une poutre pour supporter le poids (we can't demolish this wall because it supports the structure of the house. We'll have to install a beam to support the weight) So now, you know how to say "to support someone" in French & what's the difference between the French verbs "supporter" and "soutenir" 😊 💬 Did you know that? What words confuse you in French? 👍 Like this video if you found it helpful 🔔 Don't forget to subscribe for more French lessons! If you liked this video, you might want to watch: ▪️Don't say "des" in these situations:    • DON'T SAY DES IN FRENCH - COMMON MISTAKES ...   ▪️You can say "je suis excité" in French:    • THE TRUTH ABOUT JE SUIS EXCITÉ IN FRENCH -...   ▪️Don't say "temps" in French:    • DON'T SAY TEMPS IN FRENCH - LEARN HOW TO S...   ▪️Use "c'est bon" and "c'est bien" correctly:    • WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN C'EST BON AN...   📚 Keep learning with me: Instagram:   / frenchwithlucie   Facebook:   / frenchwithlucie   More about the channel and me: What matters here is you! Helping you learn French, speak French and feel more confident! If you're looking for a place to help you out in this language journey, be my guest! Welcome to my channel "French with Lucie" where I'm giving you some advice & tips to learn French as well as posting some videos about French vocabulary, French grammar and French pronunciation, and sometimes even about French culture, songs, movies, and series. I'm a polyglot, fond of languages and a teacher. I've been teaching French since 2015 to students of all ages and levels, online, at public institutions and language schools. Now, I've decided to create this channel to help you learn French grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation. Hope you'll learn here and enjoy it... if it's the case, don't forget to subscribe. #learnfrench #frenchlesson #speakfrench #dailyfrench #speaklikeanative #realfrench #authenticfrench #frenchteacher #intermediatefrench #commonmistakes #frenchmistakes #frenchvocabulary